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Cover image for Synod of Angus and Mearns and presbytery of Fordon, with the heritors, elders and heads of families, callers of Mr. David Corse probationer, and son to Mr. David Corse sometime minister in Old-Aberdeen, to be their minister in the said parish of Dunnotter, respondents; some heads of families, callers of the Reverend Mr. Robert Melvil minister of the Gospel in the parish of Duris, to be their minister at Dunnotter in the presbytery of Fordon, appellants. The respondents case to be heard at tho bar of the venerable assembly upon the day of May 1735

Synod of Angus and Mearns and presbytery of Fordon, with the heritors, elders and heads of families, callers of Mr. David Corse probationer, and son to Mr. David Corse sometime minister in Old-Aberdeen, to be their minister in the said parish of Dunnotter, respondents; some heads of families, callers of the Reverend Mr. Robert Melvil minister of the Gospel in the parish of Duris, to be their minister at Dunnotter in the presbytery of Fordon, appellants. The respondents case to be heard at tho bar of the venerable assembly upon the day of May 1735

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Cover image for The case of the parish of Dunnotter, in relation to Mr. David Corse probationer, son to the deceast Mr. David Corse minister to the Gospel in Old Aberdeen, from his entrance into the same as assistant to Mr. James Mitchell late minister there, in the month of May 1732, to the 26th of February 1735. On which day the reverend Presbyrery of Fordon met at the Church of Dunnotter, for the moderation of a call to one to be minister there, and leeted Mr. David Corse, Mr. Thomas Reid. Mr. James Walker, and Mr. James Moir, probationers. To which Leet, at the earnest desire of John Young sheriff-clerk of Kincardine, and several of the people, Mr. Robert Melvil minister at Duris was added

The case of the parish of Dunnotter, in relation to Mr. David Corse probationer, son to the deceast Mr. David Corse minister to the Gospel in Old Aberdeen, from his entrance into the same as assistant to Mr. James Mitchell late minister there, in the month of May 1732, to the 26th of February 1735. On which day the reverend Presbyrery of Fordon met at the Church of Dunnotter, for the moderation of a call to one to be minister there, and leeted Mr. David Corse, Mr. Thomas Reid. Mr. James Walker, and Mr. James Moir, probationers. To which Leet, at the earnest desire of John Young sheriff-clerk of Kincardine, and several of the people, Mr. Robert Melvil minister at Duris was added

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